Birch, Samuel [Hrsg.]: Catalogue of the collection of Egyptian antiquities at Alnwick Castle (London, 1880)

SCARABuEI and AMULET BEADS.

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1059. Scarabaeus, xePer> plain elytra; on the base, in intaglio, Rd tser
pje, xePeru "Ra tser xepertt," title and prenomen of Haremhebi, or Horus,
|6 king of the 18th dynasty; vertical, and out of a cartouche, the expression

rerse P C(r m®> "doing truth": pierced. J in. long. Green glazed steatite.

1060. Scarabceus, xePer> V^n elytra ; on the base, Rd tser xePeru ^ie(l m^>
"Ra tser y_eperu, the true ruler," title and prenomen of Haremhebi, or Horus,

lfle king of the 18th dynasty, out of a cartouche, and vertical; coarse work : pierced.

"■I £ in. long. Green glazed steatite.

out 1061. Scarabaeus, x&per; on the base, in intaglio, Amen inter Haremhebi,

" Har-em-hebi, beloved of Amen," name and title of Haremhebi, or Horus,
ac|, king of the 18 th dynasty, out of a cartouche, placed vertically: pierced. §■ in.

nejCf long. Green glazed steatite.

1062. Similar scaraboeus. § in. long. Same material.

1063. Scarabaeus, xePer> no elytra; on the base, in intaglio, Rdmes, name of
Kameses I., king of the 19th dynasty, in a vertical cartouche, and seated
figure of the king, or the god Turn, wearing the pschent, with symbol neb, or
lord : pierced. I in. long. WJiite glazed steatite.

1064. Scarabasus, xePer> no elytra ; on the base, Rdmeses, name of Ra-
meses I., king of the 19th dynasty, out of a cartouche: pierced. •§ in. long.
White glazed steatite.

1065. Scarabaeus, xePer> plam elytra; on the base, in intaglio, Rd men ma,
prenomen of Seti, or Sethos I., of the 19th dynasty, in a cartouche, having
on each side an uraeus serpent: pierced, f- in. long. Green glazed steatite.

1066. Scarabaeus, xePer> plain elytra; on the base, in intaglio, ;,,®,, p ^
Rd men md neb dnx, "Ra men ma, the living lord," prenomen and titles of
Seti I., or Sethos, king of the 19th dynasty, f in. long. Green glazed steatite.

1067. Object in shape of a cartouehe ; on one side, ° l^. $ |j (j Osiri
Merienptah, name assumed by Seti I., or Sethos, king of the 19th dynasty,
when the name of Osiris was substituted for that of Seti; on the reverse,

o I 1 1 Q I SeOi Merienptah, " Seti beloved of Ptah," original name and
appellation of the same monarch: pierced. 1\ in. long. Green and red glazed
steatite. Of doubtful authenticity.